On Sun, 2008-11-30 at 00:10 +, Michael Wood wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> It gives me great pleasure to announce that Dave Walker has won the
> Ubuntu-UK Team Leader Elections.
>
> A massive thank you to:
>
> + Firstly Alan Pope who has steered the ubuntu-uk ship smoothly over the
> last year or
I believe that there was a voting irregularity in Bognor Regis... can
we have a recount of the ballots from appropriate IPs please?
;-)
lol! Only Joking!
Congrats Dave!!!
Sean
ps. sorry, been watching too many US elections.
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Hi Everyone,
It gives me great pleasure to announce that Dave Walker has won the
Ubuntu-UK Team Leader Elections.
A massive thank you to:
+ Firstly Alan Pope who has steered the ubuntu-uk ship smoothly over the
last year or so.
+ Philip Wyett for commiting to be a candidate in this election
+ St
Christopher Swift wrote:
> Thanks for the response Paul however I can get Steam to work perfect
> normally through Wine and such clients. The question/discussion was
> more of what your views are on the possible Steam port and if you are
> looking forward to it or not? :)
>
> On a side note, yea
Christopher Swift wrote:
> Thanks for the response Paul however I can get Steam to work perfect
> normally through Wine and such clients. The question/discussion was
> more of what your views are on the possible Steam port and if you are
> looking forward to it or not? :)
>
> On a side note, yea
Thanks for the response Paul however I can get Steam to work perfect
normally through Wine and such clients. The question/discussion was more of
what your views are on the possible Steam port and if you are looking
forward to it or not? :)
On a side note, yeah I've been away petition signing, ever
Christopher Swift wrote:
> Hey guys, I'm not sure if this is off-topic for Ubuntu-UK but it
> relates to Ubuntu and I think it would be of some interest to you,
> just as it was to myself. As fellow /.ers may have heard, the Windows
> demo version of Left 4 Dead has some Linux binaries included
Well I hope your inbox was full of useful advice!
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Hey guys, I'm not sure if this is off-topic for Ubuntu-UK but it relates to
Ubuntu and I think it would be of some interest to you, just as it was to
myself. As fellow /.ers may have heard, the Windows demo version of Left 4
Dead has some Linux binaries included in the directory, most notably
"stea
Hi,
if I have an ssh key with a passphrase, whenever I use that key, a
dialogue box pops up. Why ? What's wrong with asking me from the term
I'm using ? Who's idea of policy is this ? It's stupid and breaks the
workflow up. Is there any way of disabling this behaviour - apart from
setting up m
2008/11/29 Ciaran Mooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> The 3 different versions of Ubuntu are probably something like :
>
> Ubuntu
> Ubuntu - Recovery Mode
> Ubuntu - Memtest86+
>
> These are all perfectly normal. Recovery mode is the equivalent of
> Safe Mode on Windows, and memtest86+ is a diagn
Hi,
The 3 different versions of Ubuntu are probably something like :
Ubuntu
Ubuntu - Recovery Mode
Ubuntu - Memtest86+
These are all perfectly normal. Recovery mode is the equivalent of
Safe Mode on Windows, and memtest86+ is a diagnostic bootup for
testing your RAM.
Just choose the default Ubu
I thought all cameras were mass storage devices now? What was the one that
didn't work?
Mj
On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 3:56 PM, alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I bought a camera today from a high street shop. We looked first in
> another shop but a particular model was not in stock. However Curry
2008/11/15 Michael Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Never mind the US elections, Never mind the by-and-local elections..
> This is the election you've all been waiting for !
>
> Seriously though, *Voting opens* [0] at Midnight tonight *00:00 15/11/08
> GMT* (approx 40min time) for the position of Ubuntu
2008/11/29 alan c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I was pleased that we could buy the camera we wanted. Also that the
> shop began to get experience of live usb/cd ubuntu, and had seen an
> example of spending power linked to ubuntu.
I wonder if they would have reacted if someone - umm - more - (trying
to
I bought a camera today from a high street shop. We looked first in
another shop but a particular model was not in stock. However Currys
Digital did have stock.
I will never buy such things without first finding out if they can be
used with Ubuntu. Last year in another (camera) shop this had re
It's in /boot/grub
There's a file menu.lst
Just comment out whatever you don't want to be offered.
Sean
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At a guess I would say that you have
Ubuntu
Ubuntu (recovery mode)
Ubuntu memtest
perfectly normal - when you get a kernel update you'll get 2 more
If that is not what you're seeing then can you give us a biot moredetail
of what you're seeing
Kris Douglas wrote:
> -- Forwarded message
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From: stepheno2le <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2008/11/29
Subject: First time user I still have a dual
To: Kris Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi folks
Just trying out Ubuntu for the second time and putting in a bit more
effort to try and use it as the OS of choi
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